The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-22
FOREIGN FLASHES.
A Grand Reception to Russia's
Ruler.
MEETING WITH EMPEROR WILLIAM.
GERMANY.

BERLSS, November 1.-THE car OF Russia
arrived In Berlin this morning. The prepare
tions to receive him were in keeping with his
rank. At 10 o'clock the Alexander regiment,
in parade uniform, took position in Alien
strasse esplande. They were to act as guard
OF honor at the depot. A company Of the second
regiment OF the guard with band and colors,
and one company Of the Alexander regiment
with colors, were stationed in front Of the
Russian embassy. Prince William, of Prussia,
went to Wittenburg early this morning to join
| the train bearing the Russian imperial family.
At Berlin depot were gathered royal Prus-
sian princes, the hereditary prince of SAKE
! Meiningen, Duke John, of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin, General Won Moltke, and all the
| generals Of Berlin and Potsdam garrisons On
the arrival Of the imperial train at 10 40 a. m.
the car passed in front Of the guard Of honor
at the depot, being accompanied by Prince
William and other Prussian princes and Cen
eral Won Moltke. Emperor William started
for tho Russian embassy at II o'clock. The
car and czarina were driven to the embassy.
The czar, with Prince William OF Prussia,
occupied an open carriage drawn by four
horses. Both wore Russian uniforms.
The czarina and Princess William followed
In a close carriage. Dense crowds Of people
were collected in Inter Den Linden from
Brandenburg gate to Lehrte depot, and the
imperial party were greeted enthusiastically
as they passed along the thoroughfare.
Arriving at the embassy the car received
three flags as colonel of the Alexander regi-
ment, and general officer, non-commission-
cd officer and a private reported themselves to
act as orderlies.
All the princes, the czar's suite, members Of
the Russian embassy and their wives, and
Prince Bismarck and all PTussian ministers
and generals, will attend banquet at the pal
ace this evening. Leading Berlin papers say
they are convinced that the populace will re-
ceive the ezar with the respect due to the en-
per0r's guest and ruler of an empire living at
peace with Germany, irrespective of the roa-
sons debating the visit. They will consider
the visit an act Of courtesy, to which they
could hardly attach political meaning. The
papers say they believe the car will be able to
convince himself, when he meets the emperor,
Of the pacific bent of Germanys policy.
The North German Gazette, Prince Bis
marck' 3 organ, does not refer to the cars visit.
The car and Prince William alighted in front
of the embassy at IL 10, and passed along
in front of the guard OF honor, which was
drawn up there. The princess and icZarna re-
manned in their carriage. The car had in
tended to first visit Emperor William, but he
was anticipated by the latter who went to the
embassy and awaited the arrival of the car.
The emperor was dressed in a Russian UNI
form and wore his Russian orders. He re-
ceivcd the car on his entering the embassy
in a most cordial manner.
All the princes, who were at the depot, fol-
lowed the car to the embassy. After three
flags OF the Alexander regiment were deliy-
cred to the car, the guard OF honor at the
embassy marched past the building before both
emnerors, who stood at the windows.
The emperor remained at the embassy three
quarters of an hour and then returned to the
palace. He was warmly cheered by the peo-
pie. At half-past eleven the car, accom-
panied by General Won Werder, returned the
emporor's visit; The car is in fine health.
The weather is bright and frosty.
The ears visit to the palace lasted half an
hour. He returned to the embassy, and after
ward paid visit to the princes staying in
Berlin.
After The emperor had entered tho palace, on
his return from the embassy, he appeared at
his favorite window and was again wildly
cheered by tho crowd. The ears children re-
manned on the train which brought the family
from Copenhagen.
At the state banquet, this evening, ninety
eight covers were laid. Prince Bismarck and
his wife and Count Herbert Bismarck were
present at the banquet.
There were also present at the banquet the
staff of the Russian embassy, the Danish
minister, minister of Mecklenburg-Schw
and all ministers of state. The ear and
czarina sat on either side of Emperor William,
while Prince Bismarck was placed first below
the royalties During the dinner, Emperor
William rose and, lifting his glass, expressed
the health of the czar, the whole company
ment stationed in the banquet hall, played
the Russian national hymn. Shortly after
coffee had been served the imperial visitors
left the palace.
The czarina and her Eve children visited
Emperor William this evening. AS the car
and Prince William were driving through
Koenig platz man threw paper into the
carriage in which they were riding. The oc-
currence, for the moment, caused intense ex-
element among the onlookers The car took
the paper and, without opening 1t, placed it
under his cloak. The man who threw it is a
stranger in Berlin. He was Immediately
seized by the police. Later, while the impe-
rial party were passing through Inter Den
Linden, young man tried to throw n petition
into the ears carriage. He was arrested. The
ear and his party left Berlin for st. Peters
burg at $3.50 o'clock this evening
BERLIN, November 15.-The present growth
in the crown princes throat consists of a grad
ual increase. As the prince has declared HIM
self opposed TO the extirpation of the whole
larynX, the difficulty of breathing will sooner
or later arise and probably neceSSitate trache-
otomy. The Reichsanzeiger makes tho state
ment that during the examination at San Re-
mo OF the crown princes larynN, the physic-
ians were able TO ascertain that the malady
consisted of n malignant new growth,
mainly situated below the left vocal
chord, and back OF the margin of the larynx,
small beginnings of growth were also percept-
ment has been local and has not affected the
crown princes general health, but it has now
become dangerous.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 49, Soon after the cham
Der of deputies met today the extreme left
moved Interpolation of the government on
the question of its domestic policy. A motion
was made by tho ministry to postpone debate.
Tho motion was rejected by vote of S2S to